US Spouse / Fiancé(e) Visa. IR-1 / CR-1 (spouse) or K-1 (fiancé(e)).
USCIS I-130 (spouse) or I-129F (fiancé) processed first, then National Visa Center, then Islamabad embassy interview.
For Pakistani applicants: Embassy Islamabad processes Pakistani family-based immigrant visas. K-1 fiancé(e) cases require marriage within 90 days of US entry. CR-1 holders get a 2-year conditional Green Card; remove conditions at month 21.
Eligibility checker
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All required items must be in place before the visa post will accept the file. Hit the threshold and a signed PDF scorecard is one click away.
Mandatory requirements (0/6)
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All 6 required items must be in place before a visa post will accept the file.
Typical document bundle
- Passport
- I-130/I-129F approval notice
- DS-260 immigrant visa application
- Nikah Nama (NADRA-registered) + marriage certificate
- Birth certificates (NADRA-issued, apostilled)
- Police certificates (Pakistan + any country 6+ months)
- Petitioner's I-864 + tax transcripts + W-2/1099
- Medical exam form (IOM Islamabad)
- Photos + relationship evidence
Final document list varies by visa post and applicant profile. We confirm the exact bundle in your consultation.
Other United States routes
Most of our Pakistani clients explore more than one category before they file.
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